Texarkana Inn

a decrepit super 8 provided little relief and a whole new pallet of unwanted smells that creep up on us all night. The room somehow grew more expensive in the same stiff drawl as “also the tv is broken, and there is no internet”. I was so damn tired I just smiled. The elevator when summoned, creaked and moaned for a brief moment, let out a limp cry from a distant floor and died again. Poor thing never even attempted the climb, and the door stood still. The stairs were no better. Crumbled drywall and trash piled on the patterned carpet of colors i have never seen. Some shade between orange and green, a rotten union. Our hallway was adorned with broken furniture and framing material, florescent bulbs hummed as we traversed to 308. This must have been the “Under renovation” the greasy man had mentioned earlier. I can see him uttering that cheap excuse to every customer since this place began. Inside the room we were met with the smell of curry, sticky floors and a single face towel. The beds were comfortable and in the dark we could have been anywhere which helped ease the mind. Upon awakening I opened the blinds and was met with a wonderful indigo sky and the relief of departure. I will not be back to the super 8 in Texarkana Texas but strangely i wouldn’t wish it to be any different.

Pillow cases Clem pillows inside pillow cases stained and dirty construction going on every where day and night breakfast consists of one tiny tiny muffin and and glass of water also bother communication is terrible their English is not very good

Very pleasant experience. Even though the hotel was being renovated it was clean and dust free. Room was lovely and quiet. Bed was comfy. When the renovations are done this is going to be a great inexpensive hotel to stay at. And the amenities that one looks for are here.

Terribly filthy. Manager unkempt dirty No receipt. Sink stopped up. Hall filthy Dirty and run down.

Death of my dad a lot of traveling that day. Being as that I only stay under Wyndham resorts this happened to be a favorite (past tense). This was the worst experience in all my 15 plus years staying here.

Major Renovations Hotel is undergoing significant renovations and there is debris everywhere from old microwaves in the hall to building supplies in the lobby. The parts of the room that have been refurbished have been done relatively poorly (no pressure in sink), loose fitting fixtures, etc